As ridiculous as it may sound, quite often players choose teams based on strange and unusual logos, these logos attract attention and give credence to the fact that the bet will be successful. Let’s take a look at the most unusual logos of American basketball teams to get a personal understanding of such unusual decisions by today’s players. When looking …
NBA concept logos of the Washington Wizards by various design artists from around the world. These are redesigned ideas and not actual team logos. Wizards Primary LogoWizards Alternate LogoWizards Wordmark LogoWizards Team History Vote for your favorite Washington Wizards concept logo? Washington Wizards Concept Logo – Michael Weinstein Washington Wizards Concept Logo – Addison Foote Washington Wizards Concept Logo by …
The current two wordmark logos for the Wizards are simple with a slight font variance. The retired wordmark from 1994 has a little design with it as the letter “I” has a moon for the dot. Wizards Alternate LogoWizards Primary LogoWizards Concept LogoWizards Team History Select your favorite Washington Wizards wordmark logo? Washington Wizards Wordmark Logo 2012 – Present Washington …
The Wizards will continue to prominently use the “DC hands” logos in all collateral materials and will discontinue the use of the “wizard/partial moon” logo that was introduced in 1997 and revamped in 2011. The Wizard’s alternate logo is not bad, but not great. With a fairly recent set of logos, these logos could have had increased variation and creativeness. The basketball …
The bearded magician is dead! The Wizards have discontinued the use of the bearded magician/wizard/partial moon logo that was introduced in 1997 after former owner Abe Pollin led the charge to change the team’s name from the Bullets. The new primary logo incorporates the “monument ball” design that has been in place since 2011 in combination with the iconic striping …